Bronze box mirror

Greek

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 158

In relief, head of Pan

The goat-god Pan is always portrayed with the shaggy legs, ears, and horns of a goat. His face is often given a brutish cast, but here he appears as a beautiful youth whose tousled hair and dreamy expression are the only indications that he is an unpredictable woodland being.

#1059. Bronze box mirror

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Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek

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Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek

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